Synonyms of inequality

inequality

noun

as in difference

a state or condition in which different things do not occur in equal amounts

They discussed the problem of inequality between students.

He accused the company of inequality in its hiring practices.

Synonyms & Similar Words

• difference
• diversity
• distance
• imbalance
• distinctiveness
• distinctness
• differentiability
• divergence
• disagreement
• disparity
• friction
• disproportion
• contrast
• discrepancy
• discriminability
• distinction
• diverseness
• conflict
• distinguishability
• dissimilarity
• deviance
• nonequivalence
• discord
• variation
• dissimilitude
• disparateness
• unlikeness
• modification
• change
• otherness
• discordance
• strife
• dissention
• dissent
• disunity
• variance
• variability
• dissension
• dichotomy
• dissidence
• incongruence
• incompatibility
• incongruity
• nonconformity
• anomalousness
• incongruousness

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• identity
• equality
• agreement
• accordance
• conformity
• parallelism
• correspondence
• equivalence
• similitude
• congruity
• equivalency
• identicalness
• homogeneity
• uniformity
• community
• similarity
• analogy
• resemblance
• sameness
• likeness
• homogeneousness
• analogousness
• alikeness

Examples of inequality in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

The other side: Parents of Black teens reported higher optimism regarding the impacts of generative AI on learning, skill acquisition and inequality in education, the survey found. —April Rubin, Axios, 18 Sep. 2024

As the broader public soured on the war, the frustrations of the Civil Rights movement boiled in the face of continuing and pernicious inequality. —Philip Elliott, TIME, 17 Sep. 2024

Rose Villain has never stopped expressing her opinions, from the topic of environmental sustainability to that of the inequality of treatment between men and women in music and all other professional sectors. —Billboard Italy, Billboard, 17 Sep. 2024

This bias, often subtle and unintended, perpetuates the inequalities that already exist in society. —Cornelia C. Walther, Forbes, 11 Sep. 2024